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Comfort Zones

For this brief, fellow classmate Jamie & I, were assigned one another to design and construct each other's life recount in the form of a magazine's "feature" article. This was not going to be easy, considering our styles could not have been further apart in the aesthetic spectrum of design.

Saving Design, 1 Christmas Party at a Time.

As I reflect on this project I can see that much of my attitude toward the Christmas Invite comes from my time working at Kwik Kopy, being directed by corporates to design their promotional material. The customer was always right, apparently. DISCLAIMER: I claim no responsibility for the corporate driven, vexatious design put forth into our world. The system must change.